Michael Hirsh
Biographic Data
| ID | 1041235 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Michael Hirsh |
| GIVEN NAMES | Michael |
| FAMILY NAME | Hirsh |
| SIGNATURE | HIRSH M |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 17 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 8 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1997 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2003 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
At War with Ourselves
As correspondent for Newsweek, Michael Hirsh has traveled to every continent, reporting on American foreign policy. Now he draws on his experience to offer an original explanation of America’s role in the world and the problems facing the nation today and in the future. Using colorful vignettes and up-close reporting from his coverage of the first two post-Cold War presidents, Bill Clinton and George W. Bush, Hirsh argues that America has a new r…
At War with Ourselves
As correspondent for Newsweek, Michael Hirsh has traveled to every continent, reporting on American foreign policy. Now he draws on his experience to offer an original explanation of America's role in the world and the problems facing the nation today and in the future. Using colorful vignettes and up-close reporting from his coverage of the first two post-Cold War presidents, Bill Clinton and George W. Bush, Hirsh argues that America has a new r…
Bush and the World
IN ITS EMOTIONAL IMPACT, Septemberi1,z2001, mayhave been the most horrifying single day in American history. As bloody as some of the great battles and disasters of the past have been, the news about them tended to trickle out: most Americans read detailed accounts of Antietam or Pearl Harbor well after the event. On September 1i, Americans watched on television, in real time, as the twin towers of the World Trade Center burned and their fellow c…
America Adrift
Calling All Regio-Cops
The U.N. quickly evacuated its remaining personnel from the Indonesian province, casting a pall on its unsteady mission across the border in the newly independent East Timor. The disaster underscored an indepen dent report that the U.N. had released just a few weeks before. Published at a time when, in Sierra Leone, hundreds of peacekeepers were taking turns being held hostage?the most recent victims being British troops who went in to rescue the…
The Fall Guy
The Great Technology Giveaway? Trading with Potential Foes
The Unraveling of Japan Inc
Bush and the World
IN ITS EMOTIONAL IMPACT, Septemberi1,z2001, mayhave been the most horrifying single day in American history. As bloody as some of the great battles and disasters of the past have been, the news about them tended to trickle out: most Americans read detailed accounts of Antietam or Pearl Harbor well after the event. On September 1i, Americans watched on television, in real time, as the twin towers of the World Trade Center burned and their fellow c…
At War with Ourselves
As correspondent for Newsweek, Michael Hirsh has traveled to every continent, reporting on American foreign policy. Now he draws on his experience to offer an original explanation of America's role in the world and the problems facing the nation today and in the future. Using colorful vignettes and up-close reporting from his coverage of the first two post-Cold War presidents, Bill Clinton and George W. Bush, Hirsh argues that America has a new r…
Calling All Regio-Cops
The U.N. quickly evacuated its remaining personnel from the Indonesian province, casting a pall on its unsteady mission across the border in the newly independent East Timor. The disaster underscored an indepen dent report that the U.N. had released just a few weeks before. Published at a time when, in Sierra Leone, hundreds of peacekeepers were taking turns being held hostage?the most recent victims being British troops who went in to rescue the…
The Unraveling of Japan Inc
The Unraveling of Japan Inc
The Great Technology Giveaway? Trading with Potential Foes
The Fall Guy
Calling All Regio-Cops
The U.N. quickly evacuated its remaining personnel from the Indonesian province, casting a pall on its unsteady mission across the border in the newly independent East Timor. The disaster underscored an indepen dent report that the U.N. had released just a few weeks before. Published at a time when, in Sierra Leone, hundreds of peacekeepers were taking turns being held hostage?the most recent victims being British troops who went in to rescue the…
America Adrift
Bush and the World
IN ITS EMOTIONAL IMPACT, Septemberi1,z2001, mayhave been the most horrifying single day in American history. As bloody as some of the great battles and disasters of the past have been, the news about them tended to trickle out: most Americans read detailed accounts of Antietam or Pearl Harbor well after the event. On September 1i, Americans watched on television, in real time, as the twin towers of the World Trade Center burned and their fellow c…
At War with Ourselves
As correspondent for Newsweek, Michael Hirsh has traveled to every continent, reporting on American foreign policy. Now he draws on his experience to offer an original explanation of America’s role in the world and the problems facing the nation today and in the future. Using colorful vignettes and up-close reporting from his coverage of the first two post-Cold War presidents, Bill Clinton and George W. Bush, Hirsh argues that America has a new r…
At War with Ourselves
As correspondent for Newsweek, Michael Hirsh has traveled to every continent, reporting on American foreign policy. Now he draws on his experience to offer an original explanation of America's role in the world and the problems facing the nation today and in the future. Using colorful vignettes and up-close reporting from his coverage of the first two post-Cold War presidents, Bill Clinton and George W. Bush, Hirsh argues that America has a new r…
Political science (8 works) · Economics (4 works) · Law (3 works) · Political economy (3 works) · Development economics (2 works) · History (2 works) · Law (2 works) · Politics and Conflicts in Afghanistan, Pakistan, and Middle East (2 works) · 2001-2009 (1 works) · American Constitutional Law and Politics (1 works)